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'''XADList''' - examines files and prints the names of the archivers. | '''XADList''' - examines files and prints the names of the archivers. | ||
| − | FILE/M, ALL/S, NE=NOEXTERN/S | + | FILE/M, ALL/S, NE=NOEXTERN/S, ONLYKNOWN/S |
<nowiki> | <nowiki> | ||
| − | FILE | + | FILE - Specifies the file/drawer that should be examined. |
| − | + | Wildcards of any kind are supported. You can specify | |
| − | + | multiple filenames or directories. If FILE is not | |
| − | + | specified, the current directory will be examined. | |
| − | + | If you specify a directory, the directory is entered | |
| − | + | and the contents is shown also without ALL option. If | |
| − | + | you use wildcards in the name the directory is listed | |
| − | + | normally, but you may add /#? to show its contents. | |
| − | ALL | + | ALL - xadList only examines one directory level by default. With ALL, |
| − | + | it goes as deep as possible. | |
| − | NOEXTERN - prohibits the use of external clients for | + | NOEXTERN - prohibits the use of external clients for |
| − | + | recognition purposes. | |
| + | |||
| + | ONLYKNOWN - Shows only the known archives. | ||
</nowiki> | </nowiki> | ||
Example: | Example: | ||
Latest revision as of 12:25, 4 July 2015
From the original xadmaster.library manual:
XADList - examines files and prints the names of the archivers.
FILE/M, ALL/S, NE=NOEXTERN/S, ONLYKNOWN/S
FILE - Specifies the file/drawer that should be examined.
Wildcards of any kind are supported. You can specify
multiple filenames or directories. If FILE is not
specified, the current directory will be examined.
If you specify a directory, the directory is entered
and the contents is shown also without ALL option. If
you use wildcards in the name the directory is listed
normally, but you may add /#? to show its contents.
ALL - xadList only examines one directory level by default. With ALL,
it goes as deep as possible.
NOEXTERN - prohibits the use of external clients for
recognition purposes.
ONLYKNOWN - Shows only the known archives.
Example:
Shell> xadList HD0:C/#? HD0:Libs/ Examines the contents of HD0:C and HD0:Libs. Shell> xadList DF0:#?/#?.#? ALL Examines any drawer deeper than level one on DF0: for filenames ending with an extension